Austria in turmoil as Nazis seize chancellery and kill Dollfuss
The Vienna crisis ends with the killing of Chancellor Dollfuss by 141 Nazi operatives in uniform. Ministers are murdered or jailed, and a power struggle ensues as Germany Italy and Britain weigh intervention. In Hawaii Roosevelt visits Kiluea and Honolulu while unrest and strikes ripple across the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevevener Dollfuss
Austria
Vienna
Dollfuss
K. Rieth
Radio
Anton Rintelen
Italy
Rinteten
Prince von Starhemberg
Germany
Hitler
Reith
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Czechoslovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Hungary
Europe
Roosevelt reorganizes U S possessions under single agency
An executive order moves Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands under one government division created by the economy act. The Navy retains Guam and Samoa, and the Philippines stay under War Department until independence. Secretary Wallace announces start of a $75 million forest shelter belt funded by relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Samoa
Guam
Division of
Roosevelt
Government Economy Act
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
The
Virgin Islands
War Department
Interior Department
Navy
Washington
Plains
Middle West
Drouth
Canadian
Texas Panhandle
Wallace
Forest Service
Kes
United States
Troyanovsky
Hull
Russia
Kerensky
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
James L. Heath
Ottawa
Ernest Maxson
Belleville
Savanna
Lloyd B. James
Moline
Mississippi River
A. S. Childs
Galena
Steve Jovi
West Frankfort
Kenneth Ollman
Paul Austin
Rockford
John Smales
HH. C. Harnaman
Republican State Central Committee
Justus L. Johnson
Harnaman
Danville
Vermillion County
Vermilion County
County Relief Committee
Pete Meanovich
Ziegler
Benton
Lester Meanovich
State Hospital
Anna
John Reed Fugard
Chicago
Illinois Society of Architects
Metropolitan Housing Council of Chicago
Public Works Administration
Interior
Ickes
Horatio B. Hackett
Samantha R. Button
West McHenry
Woodstock
Clinton Rover
Illinois Cavalry
Camp Lee
Route 4
Edwardsville
Thomas Burke
East St. Louis
John
W. T. Peacock
Fruit Dispatch Company
Peacock
St. Louis
Litchfield
Springfield
Millard F. Dunlap
Andrew Russell
Ayers National Bank
Jacksonville
Charles G. Briggle
Nolle Contendere
Dunlap
Ayers Bank
Downstate
Illinois
McHenry County
Joliet
Lester Edinger
John Waos
Henry Odenbreit
George B. White
Herrin
Edwin A. Welleson
Navy Department
Ninth Naval District
Welleson
Cavite
Philippine Islands
Halsey Powell
Elisha Helps a Widow and a Shunammite Woman
The lesson outlines Elisha aiding a widow in debt and a hospitable Shunammite woman who provides for him. It covers the widow's oil miraculously multiplying to pay debts, the woman's son’s restoration, and Elisha feeding a hundred men from a small gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha
God
A. Gehazi
B. Elisha
Study the Bible to guide faithful citizenship
President William McKinley urges deep study of the Bible to shape moral citizens and elevate national destiny, framing daily living around divine precepts for a strong republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Foundation of Safety in Christ and Jehovah-James 4H
The article proclaims safety foundations in Christ’s finished work guided by Jehovah-James 4H. It emphasizes eternal power, immutable promise, and protection through faith and providence. The message merges religious doctrine with a community group identity, highlighting steadfast trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
James
Brookes
Distinct Charm In This Design For Spring Pattern 9941
A feminine cotton dress pattern 9941 with a long front panel and pleats offers sizes 10 through 18. The neck opens for easy wear, belt optional, and fabric 36 inches wide requires 3 1/2 yards for size 16. Include name address style number and size with 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Highteenth Street
New York City
Three Way System Ledger Jab Ends With Tax Comic
A hardware dealer and applicant joke about accounting schemes. The applicant claims experience with triple entry, detailing sets for active partner profits, sleeping partner profits, and the income tax authorities showing no profits.
Prepared Mrs Smith and the battle of life
Mrs Smith argues her daughter is ready for marriage while Mrs Jones counters that she is prepared having already been engaged four times. The exchange frames expectations of suitability and experience in courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillinger
America
Chicago
Moving Picture
Indiana
Melvin H. Purvis
Department of Justice
United States
Minnesota
Cummings
Washington
Mr. Purvis
Mrs. Smith
Senator Sor ghum Defends Contradictory Stance
In a tense exchange, Senator Sor ghum acknowledges a pattern of contradicting others and defends his stance by claiming impartiality is unnecessary. The remark highlights a blunt approach to debate and political positioning.
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Edward W. Pickard
Wester
Mr. Roosevelt
Hilo
Kilueuea
Halemaumaun
Pele
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
B. H. Wells
Army Department
Harvard Club
Joseph Poindexter
Governor's Mansion
Royal Hawaiian
Waikiki Beach
Aataneapolis
San Francisco
Francis J. Haas
B. H. Dunnigan
Floyd Olson
Hennepin County
Walsh
National Guard
J. J. Noonan
Tugmen’s Protective Association
Detroit
Noonan
John W. Cushing
G. A. Tomlinson
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Bay
Perkins
LE H
Olson
North Dakota
Bismarck
William Langer
Senate
Texas Gulf Coast
Engelbert Dollfuss
John Dillinger
Houston
National Mediation Board
William M. Leiserson
Yellow Springs
Ohio
James W. Carmall
Washington, D. C
John Carmody
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Murray Latimer
Railroad Retirement Board
Congress
Han
Newton D. Baker
Army Air Corps
Army Air
Army
Air Corps
Army and Navy
Joint Munitions Board
Joint Aeronautics Board
Army and Navy Board
Lew
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Ember
Moody Bible Institute of Chicag Neo
Western Newspaper Union
Senator Sorghum
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